Editorial on freedom and moral guides in Odessa American
The Odessa American editorial asserts freedom as a divine gift and urges readers to apply the Ten Commandments Golden Rule and Declaration of Independence to daily life. It emphasizes self-control responsibility and informing readers to promote liberty and harmony guided by moral principles.
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Rusk Defends Foreign Aid as Peace Investment
The May 2 hearing before the House Foreign Affairs Committee featured Secretary of State Dean Rusk arguing that deep cuts in foreign aid would spark violent revolutions and topple moderate leaders in developing countries. He framed aid as a sound investment tying prosperity to U.S. export markets, while critics from The Taxpayers Committee To End Foreign Aid charged aid funds are stolen taxes sent to foreign elites, fueling revolts and wars.
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Dean Rusk
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South Korea
South Vietnam
Thailand
Greece
Turkey
Congo
China
Cuba
Brazil
Ecuador
Bolivia
Guatemala
Argentina
Las Vegas
Vietnam
India
Pakistan
U.S
Five Years Ago May 31 1963 Business Women Association Meeting
The Permian Chapter of American Business Women's Association scheduled a meeting at the Eastside Community Center. Also noted are ten and twenty year ago items including a Veterans of Foreign Wars event and John F Crooks Jr becoming Odessa area American Legion vice commander.
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Eastside
John F. Crooks Jr
Odessa
16Th District
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Johnson signs law limiting wage garnishment starting 1970
President Johnson signs the truth in lending bill setting new federal limits on wage garnishment. At least 48 dollars of weekly take home pay will be exempt, with 75 percent exemption for post tax earnings, and firing for a single garnishment banned. The rule takes effect July 1, 1970, leaving state laws to vary.
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Texas
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FBI probes King assassination widening amid ghost writer hints
The FBI expands its King assassination inquiry amid signs of a covert writer behind Kings speeches and possible foreign links. Evidence points to a secret Communist adviser, potential cross border travel, and a broader probe involving CIA and DIA as officials seek who tipped off James Earl Ray.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Martin Luther King
James Earl Ray
U.S
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Memphis
Alabama
Communist Party
J. Edgar Hoover
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Ray
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Canada
Central Intelligence Agency
Defense Intelligence Agency
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Murtler
Cuba
Almanac for May 31 1968 Highlights and History
This AP almanac for May 31, 1968 lists historical events on the date. Notable items include the start of the reign of terror in 1733 and the Johns town flood tragedy of 1889. It cites other dates such as the Union of South Africa in 1390 and Eichmann’s execution in 1962 alongside scattered notes about world events and past anniversaries.
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Johnstown
Union of Southfrica
Jutland
Alexandria
Egypt
Radio Moscow
Adolf Eichmann
Israel
Rene Coiv
Charles de Gaulle
France
St. Peter's Square
Rome
John XII
United States
U.N. Security Court
Tidbits on Lawn Care and Dog Vision Shown
A quirky column notes hose for spreading cement like material is hard to clean, dogs see poorly compared to humans, and comments on the need to feed lawns in summer to prevent grubs. The odd phrases hint at practical advice and humor from a past page.
Addressing The Law Makers in Texas and D.C.
A fragment listing several lawmakers with party and office locations: Sen Ralph W Yarbo from Austin Texas. Sen John G Tower from Wichita Falls Texas. Rep Richard C White from El Paso Texas. Rep va C Ris her from San Angelo Texas. Rep Ace Pickens from Odessa Texas. Rep Richard C Slack from Pecos Texas. Sen Dorsey Hardeman from San Angelo Texas.
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John G. Tower
Wichita Falls
Senate Office
Washington, D.C
Richard C. White
el Paso
Longworth House
Crossword Puzzle Across 1 Irish city 5 Container
Across clues cover geography and objects. fill answers like Limerick, crate, abolish, peat, etc. Down clues intersect to form a full grid with Irish city and several common crossword entries. The puzzle lists numbers and hints including Italian dish and Peruvian to guide the fill.
Cabinet shifts touch 1968 Democratic race
Chicago Tribune summarizes how Johnson aides planned for a Humphrey bid, evaluating cabinet members and political liabilities. It notes Rusk and McNamara could exit, Freeman’s farm policy woes, and Kennedy’s impact on Southern support as the 1968 campaign shapes up.
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Clark
Bobby Kennedy
Dixie
Humphreys
Agriculture
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Agriculture Department
Bobby ‘Kennedy
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Midwest
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